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Disaster Research Workshop: Innovating for an Imagined Disaster Future

~ Call for proposals and submissions ~

We seek workshop submissions that re-orient our studies of disasters in directions that take bold gambles. The purpose of this workshop is to provide a venue for scholars to gather and think of new theories, directions, methods, and departures. We will continue to consider submissions until March 1st, although we encourage submissions by February 15th for full consideration. Submission indicates your commitment to attend the meeting.

Presenter Information

Name

First Name

Last Name

Phone

Institution

City, State

Country

Type of Proposal / Submission

Choose one or more of the types of submissions listed below.

Featured Presentations

Submissions in MP4 or MOV format for 20-minute TED-Talk style presentations that advance new or provocative directions for the field. Submissions can be recorded by Zoom or cell phone, and should include the presenter reading the proposed script. The submission for consideration does not need to be performed in formal presentation-style. Presentations given at the workshop will be recorded and publicly available after the conference, to maximize the dissemination of ideas. Guidance on presentations will be provided in advance of the meeting.

Presentation Title

1-2 Lines of Presentation Description

0 of 150 max words

File Upload for Feature Presentation (MP4 or MOV format)

Maximum file size: 52.43MB

Films and Documentaries

The workshop will have space to screen films, videos, and documentaries. If you would like to screen your film or documentary, please submit a short description of the material, its length and format, confirm that you have copyright or permission to screen it at the workshop, and - if available - a URL or link to the film.

Film Title

One Paragraph of Film Description

0 of 250 max words

Film Format

Film Length

Language of the Film

Website/URL to the Film (if available)

Do you hold copyright or rights to show this film at the workshop free of charge?

Yes

OtherOther

Activities

We seek submissions for innovative activities, games, or demonstrations. Submissions should include a detailed description of the activity, who will be running the activity, and the space or set-up requirements that would be required. In most cases, those running the activity should be prepared to bring required materials and be available for set-up.

Activity Title

One Paragraph of Activity Description

0 of 250 max words

Supplies You Will Be Bringing

Supplies Required By Workshop (if any)

Poster Session

Submissions are open for posters. Posters should be in dimensions of 4x4. Presenters are encouraged to minimize text and include images, figures, tables, and quotes to draw in their audience.

Poster Title

One Sentence of Poster Description

Attach PDF of poster.

Maximum file size: 52.43MB

Book Submission

A “meet the authors” session will be held where authors have the opportunity to sell and autograph copies of their books as well as engage in discussions with attendees. Please name your book and indicate if you want to sell copies or simply have a display copy available. (Submission by April 1)

Book Title

Three Key Words for Description

Website/URL (e.g. from publisher or book seller)

Are You The Author?

Yes

Will You Have A Desk Copy To Display?

Yes

Will You Be Selling Books At The Workshop?

Yes

If Yes, For What Price?

Panel Submission

Note, panelists or discussion leads will be limited to no more than two Powerpoint slides per person, which must be submitted in advance of the workshop.

Session Title

Name and Institution of Co-Panelists (If applicable)

Please choose any of the following Tracks A, B, and C

Panel Submission TRACK A

We seek abstracts on the convergence of knowledge: How has early disaster research led us to the advancements of today? Panelists are asked to thread a connection from early research to the innovative work they are presently advancing in an effort to show how incremental research can push the boundaries of the field over several decades.

Paste Content for Track A Abstract (200-500 words)

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Or Attach File for Track A

Maximum file size: 52.43MB

Panel Submission TRACK B

We seek abstracts on E.L. Quarantelli and Russell Dynes - co-founders of the Disaster Research Center - and their work. Submission can speak to their impact on the field, on a particular theory or concept either developed, on their influence on current approaches, or another area that links to either of their work.

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Panel Submission TRACK C

We seek abstracts to lead or participant in a discussion session on any topic relevant to the workshop theme. Abstracts should not simply report on an existing project but seek to advance the field or facilitate conversation amongst attendees.

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DISASTER RESEARCH CENTER

Submission Form

Disaster Research Workshop: Innovating for an Imagined Disaster Future

~ Call for proposals and submissions ~

Presenter Information

Type of Proposal / Submission

Please choose any of the following Tracks A, B, and C

ADDRESS:
University of Delaware
166 Graham Hall
111 Academy Street
Newark, DE 19716 U.S.A

PHONE: 302-831-6618

Facebook:
@disasterresearchcenter

Twitter:
twitter.com/udeldrc

General Inquiries:
drc-mail@udel.edu

Resource Collection:
elq-resource@udel.edu

DISASTER RESEARCH CENTER

Submission Form

Disaster Research Workshop: Innovating for an Imagined Disaster Future

~ Call for proposals and submissions ~

Presenter Information

Type of Proposal / Submission

Please choose any of the following Tracks A, B, and C

ADDRESS:University of Delaware 166 Graham Hall111 Academy Street Newark, DE 19716 U.S.A

PHONE: 302-831-6618

Facebook: @disasterresearchcenter

Twitter: twitter.com/udeldrc

General Inquiries: drc-mail@udel.edu

Resource Collection: elq-resource@udel.edu

ADDRESS:
University of Delaware
166 Graham Hall
111 Academy Street
Newark, DE 19716 U.S.A

Facebook:
@disasterresearchcenter

Twitter:
twitter.com/udeldrc

General Inquiries:
drc-mail@udel.edu

Resource Collection:
elq-resource@udel.edu